Hi, I've found the 'Set Audio Reference' and 'Align Audio to Reference' feature to be incredibly useful so far, and I was wondering if it would be able to extract part of the feature where I could obtain the offset between the reference and the selected audio clip.
As an example, suppose I have two audio files: one that has been recorded as a WAV file typically 1 hour long and is the reference), and another one that has been recorded as a short WAV file (typically 4 minutes long). After I set the long WAV file as the reference and align the short WAV file to the reference, I would notice that the short WAV file is now aligned and starts at 00:31:38:09 (assuming the project is configured to be working with 30fps). Given this, I would like to create a script that can return the offset between the two audio files – something of the following: ``` $ find-offset file1_reference.wav file2.wav offset : 00:31:38:09 ``` Would this be feasible? For the time being, I'm looking at the implementation of `alignAudio` in `src/timeline2/view/timelinecontroller.cpp`, but I thought it would be best to ask about this before proceeding any further... There exists other tools that do exactly the above, (for example, audio-offset-finder <https://github.com/bbc/audio-offset-finder>), but unfortunately, it seems like the output generated is incorrect for my use cases. I guess looking further into such tools would also be an option, but kdenlive's align audio feature has just been more reliable so far. All best regards, Simon
